Online Mandolin TunerUse this free online mandolin tuner to tune up your mandolin. This is for the standard GDAE mandolin tuning. For other methods on how to tune your mandolin go to our Mandolin Tuning Methods page. Click on the note for the string you want to tune and then turn the tuning pegs on your mandolin and match it up with the tone that is being played. The thing that is special about mandolins, is that the strings are in pairs of 2. Each string in a pair is exactly the same note. The reason why mandolins are like this is because it creates a cool chorus-like effect.
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Just found a mandolin tuner app on iTunes and it's free and it works unlike this social led tuner
Can Sombody help I don't seem to be able to access the tuner page on my iphone
Does this work on an iPhone? I was able to use it on my desktop computer to tune a mandolin, but the actual online tuner wouldn't come up when I tried using it from my iPhone!
Just got my first mandolin today. I've played guitar for 30+ years but never tried a mandolin! I purchased a very inexpensive model, a Rogue ($50). It had great reviews so I gave it a try. So far so good. Get-Tuned's on line mandoline tuner was a great help tuning this instument for the very first time. I will surely use it more and tell others about it!
Worked Great! Just starting lessons today... figured it would be good to have it in tune to start to save time! I have book marked this site!
What a load of rubbish, obviously not tested properly. Having registered. Following not being able to access the online Mandolin tuner. The hyperlinks just return to the main page which says use the online tuner. When following these links they just keep looping back to the main page. I can see from the forums other have accessed he online tuner but you really need to check the site for functionality, more often perhaps.
This tuner was FABULOUS! I was asked at my school to tune a mandolin for a student who is using it in a production of our school musical. It was so far off that I was suspicious that I didn't know what the pitches were supposed to be. I did a Google search for a mandolin tuning chart and found this site which worked fabulously!!
Just pulled my late fathers mandolin out of the closet. He played in a band with this same mando in 1936. It is a "Stad-O-Lin" I used to "fool around" with a guitar years ago, but have never picked up this instrument. Thanks to your web site, I now have it tuned. Now if I can just find somewhere to help me start chording...